That should mean that the original decision remains in place. However, look at the ruling itself to make sure it wasn't partially changed.

How can I find an appellant lawyer in Austin Texas ?

A list of board-certified criminal appellate attorneys, including myself, can be found at the Texas Board of Legal Specialization's website, which...

You cannot "fire" your court-appointed attorney, unless the district judge agrees with your argument that your attorney is not adequately...

What is something I look at to prove a wrongful conviction, even something to show innocent?

If the defendant instructed his or her attorney to timely file a notice of appeal, and that was not done, then the defendant can file an article...

Timely filing a motion for new trial in both criminal and civil appeals in Texas state court, extends the deadline for filing a notice of appeal to...

How do I file an appeal to a final decree?

First, you should consult with an attorney to see if you can file a post-trial motion for new trial or motion to correct or modify the judgment,...

Does a trail de novo for small claims still follow the rules of the justice court ?

Now that you are in the County Court at Law for a trial (not trail) de novo, which is essentially a new trial, you will have to comply with the...

Can the landlord collect eviction fees and owed rent on a appeal case that was dismissed for want of prosecution? ?

When your appeal was dismissed for want of prosecution, that means the eviction default judgment remains intact.

Motion to suppress was granted and now the state has filed an appeal, what happens next and how long does this normally take?

There is no set time limit on when the appellate court has to file its decision. Once the State has filed its notice of appeal, the clerk's record...

How can an attorney file a Speedy Trial, 10 days later file a motion for competency, then file a second one months later?

There is nothing illegal about an attorney filing another motion for competency evaluation after the first one was granted and the defendant was...